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| to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light |
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| lonely; forlorn; uninhabitated; barren |
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| one sent on a special mission to represent others |
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| having similar origin, nature, or character |
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| to complain or to find fault in a petty or nagging way |
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| a deceptive outward appearence; a misinterpretation |
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| a flood; an overwhelming rush |
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| one who recieves benefitits |
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| to swerve or lurch from side to side while in motion |
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| something or someone existing outside its proper time |
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| to attack the reputation of; to speak ill of |
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| emotionally excessive; overly demonstrative |
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| to stare with an open mouth |
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| someone or something a person cannot conquer or achieve; a hated enemy |
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| vocabulary distinctive to a particular group of people |
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| liveliness; willingness; eagerness |
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| to make a god of; to look upon or worship as a god |
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| an inscription on a tombstone; a brief comment about a deceased person |
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| to persist in talking continuously |
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| the use of tricks or clever talk to deceive or evade |
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| to makes less severe; to become milder |
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| of relating to, or befitting a son or daughter |
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| a bow or similar gesture expressing deep respect |
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| anything causing great suffering |
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| to swing back nd forth like a pendulum |
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| a fervent expression, or song, of joy or praise |
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| to leap about in a springly matter; romp |
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| to damage a holy place; to treat with irreverance |
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| a prejududice view for or against; a preferance |
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